Rent Sony Cameras, Sony Lenses, & Sony Accessories

What You Can Expect When Renting Sony Equipment

Sony really set the scene for the modern mirrorless movement. The a7 line of cameras proved to the world that full frame mirrorless systems are a formidable competitor to traditional DSLRs. There are 3 main lines in Sony's full frame mirrorless collection: the a7S, a7S II, and a7S III provide exceptional low light capabilities and video options while the a7R, a7R II, a7R III, and a7R IV provide massive resolution suitable for commercial assignments and large scale fine art. The a7, a7 II, and a7 III offer a combination of features without excelling too hard in any one area, making them great multimedia tools suitable for a variety of subjects. Sony's flagship a9 and a9 II offers ultra fast FPS shooting speeds and are the ideal choice for safaris, wildlife photography, birding, and sports.

The a6000 line is Sony's E mount, mirrorless, APS-C sensor series of cameras that are geared more for casual and budget shooting but they still provide some incredible options. Most models record 4K footage, have reasonably fast shooting speeds, and are incredibly well suited for travel. Want to go even more portable? Sony's celebrated RX100 line of point and shoot cameras gives you the portability akin to a smartphone but with a lot of the manual features you'd expect from any higher-end camera.

And speaking of high end, Sony also produces outstanding camcorders and professional cinema systems – most using the same E mount as their smaller cameras, making lens sharing a breeze. If you ever have any trouble figuring out which Sony camera is right for you, our crew at BL are all shooters themselves and are happy to walk you through every step of the way! Contact BL for assistance on your gear order.

With so many Sony lenses and cameras to choose from, it might help you to start out exploring these customer favorites:

Trying Out Sony Camera Gear is Easy

How Much Does it Cost to Rent a Sony Camera?

Sony lenses rent for as little as $17 a week for small street photography style primes, all the way up to up to $520 a week for professional telephoto lenses that retail around $12,000! This is why renting is such a great option for seasonal or event shooters who don't have the budget (or need) to own such specialty lenses. For cameras, you can take home mirrorless systems, camcorders, and professional cinema setups at prices suitable for both budget-minded beginners and high-end corporate clients alike, depending on the exact make and model you need and for how long. For example, do you need something for an event that will shoot 4K, capture slow motion footage, and zoom in close but you don't want to own a camcorder? You can get the Sony PXW-Z90V for as little as $110 for a long weekend gathering or school game!

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